Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
cnuErnrs

csuscnrs.
IIrst Cansrsssfional Chuftk. Rev. A. a. fns
Pastor oa saidsy. preseklrs ssryice. ie.ss A. -
s.se.ih ..sse 49, yssss .'sI;s. @s..,ns: ,a
= 's..;i.s = s.yss 80 "'~"'s' '~rA wednesday P"'"
Msl1salsi cAursA. ns,. W. y. IIolps, r..,ori oa
s.aasy.. rrssehlas ssrvles. iets A: ~, sass.th
:e .s.ss. S,,. ~ sssss ss y,, .''ss fs, s ,;.,. = ~
messias. 10 y -. cl.ss nsssnx. Friday. IA ,. =.
bsptls, tharsA. o. sandsy. pt,scAlae ssrylcs ,,
y ~. essh.ih sshoel ~ '. n. rf.yes mesthrs ID
rs., Friday svsnins prayer msssins. fr.n.
r.rsp rsrrnss-
f.AA. Rsraiss meeting Tuesday svssiAs On
LOO. f.-Mounf Mica Tesrr, regular me.tinss.
nur.dsy svsnins ~ s.eh vesk. = Aarra Eno.mp-
msnf. trst AT thfd Moodsy syennrs 81 eseh meath.
n q ns-r.fs ofsAss. sscusa s.iuras' of s.sA
,so,dsn CrU... - rr., saA third IAar.l.ys.
I. a. a.. T.-sa. Paris i.siss. Ne. an. nests ever
kea1af evening" In the Nsthe-tlst Nssiry.
kAisAts u fAhsr.- ssatA rsris As.smhly. Ne.
49, Hss's s'sy Saturday evening IA ia'o"'i Hal.
"a. R-w. n. Kluh.n rs.s. Ne. Ia. meet. sr.,
hoad.y IN svery nonth. In orsnsv lial all - u. N.
sage o.Pls. u tAs OsroHp Dssc,alr are ior s.is
Il Otrr's Dus stors. Oh felis-,' blesk. ~ isfis
Hsrvsstirg nov IL through. aud the
farmers ARE doing up their falls work and
preparing for winter.
There IL . large amount OF stock for
sale. but there are M buyers.
There is q large amount OF hay. 90 that
the farmers eau winter . larger number OF
cattle than usual. The number OF sheep
KEEP, has been decreased nearly rny per
cent within the past ten years. Farmers
were offered nearly 20 cents for their wool
Ia June. but several tons wsro held for .
better price. AZ pfsseni the price offered
10 about IS cents per pound.
Hon. n. Copsland, OF Dexter, Was st the
Andrews House "Wednesday. lie WAS al.
ministrAtor on the Barron estate
Paris Grsng. will celebrate their .uni.
vsrssry next Saturday, with dinner and
appropriate exercises.
Agent Curtis has received several car
loads OF feed direct from the West.
Jonathan Andrews and vile visited their
laughter Ia Bethel last week.
J. n. Martin visited bis mother 10 RaD-
ford, who IL slghiy-sssen years old.
The bridge near The foundry is up for
repairs. q W. Bsnt has charge OF The
work.
There have been large delegations pass
through our village 10 and from court.
Ia the Joarnsl Of proceedings OF The
Grand Lodge OF Maize, I. %. q. ". jsst
received from Grand Secretary Davis, MI
Mica Lodge. South Paris. IL recorded a.
having isS members and Wee, Paris Lodge
its Numbers, msking In all 200 OLA fel'
lows belonging 10 Paris Lodges.
frsmont Psnlsy has moved 10 Bethel.
Capt holster has visited Portland and
Dosio, TIE p,si week.
A & Hal sni wife are IN visit Csilfor.
uia this winter.
cR Yospg nd G. y sto-ell. With
their families, from iocts's Mlls. sp'ni
Ssnisy At Ns-rll Cooks
Lspdlofd Shss has balli on nlos din.
ing room 10 tn Anirrvs uoass Ills
h0a.s has h--a fall the sn.irc season.
George casslsy's house is 10 be . good
IL csnmltg.. p,iS,er. i.n work on
slsigh.
n. n Bolster went 20 boston Mouday
and returned "Wednesday accompanied by
his wif. Who went there . short time ago
Tor medical aid.
John l.. Penlsy has jus, completed the
cellar and Foundation for Henry Coles
house.
Mrs. Jonathan Andrews. OF the Blseoe
usighbofhood. l. spending . few weeks In
Bethel with her daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Chsp-
man.
Qal,s q rumbsr Of our young peobls A.
tended the mit-tsrm sociablo NJ Hebron
last Wednesday evening.
wm. r. swan retained Ia Chslses last
Wednesday. Ills wife and daughter s,ill
remain ai the farm
A. c. Dyer moved into Mrs. whlinan's
new house last week.
Albert win.low will soon move from
bis farm into bis house In Norway village.
Fremont Pcnlsy. Who went from this
place 10 work Ia The Bethel chair factory
some time ago, moved bis family there
last week.
| formerly of this ,illsge. recently losi their
onJ boy. three years old. from scarlet
fever.
We Ian that sn 'rjr, ~ill soon ~
made D. gei up ifsnsuc sntefislnmsni
f0r the hrns M 90 W. X kinoall Post, -
worthy an object ss We have In cur villsgc.
TIE social circle Al the Bsp,ls, church
r,opensd la, Tharsiy evening". Th'y
propose - furnish some nae ,nisrisin.
mlnts daring the ~lttsr.
A good house greeted the Sheppard fam.
iiy lss, wc,k Their sn,srtsipmen, 10
worthy Of patronage.
Hosea Bounsy l. ~ move b,es in,o The
village.
The M,lboiis, society held .n snisr.
tslEmeu, and supper i the ,es,ry Wed.
ns.dsy evening. About $40 was reslire''.
l.. \. Billlngs was 10 Portland wsin's'
DAY. lie has. = large basiue.s Al bis NIL
lie employs several rnen aud ,h'y sre III
busy
Herbert Bonnsy has closed hls sngsgc-
meui with A G. Jones. mschlnl.i. and
will go ihto the employment OF the Paris
Manufacturing Comp,ny. Mr.. Bonusy Is
q hrst class Iron worker and will be avh'
liable man for the company.
Hon. l. II wAldron the Jaigs of the
Muuicipsl Coart OF Dexisr. snd bsfOr.
whom the accused marier,rs OF Tressursr
Barron have their hearing. iss Buchneld
boy and former student 10 this village.
Circle At Mrs. Ilolr. "Wednesday sfter-
noon and evening.
Mrs Jouathsn Rehsris tisd WY SUI
dvnly SATURDAY evening. Octobsr ; b. shr
had Oeeu 10 poor h-altn f,r -om' tims nli
~as srouni the hoase. snd her sudden
death was an unsxp~ctsd blow 10 the fan
lly. she wss About 81 years oi age.